Quality Chess 2020: Proven Paths To Improvement Award Winners
Quality Chess 2020: Proven Paths To Improvement Award Winners
2020
chess education than the Artur Yusupov series. Start with the orange of the ECF Book of the Year 2018. In 2019 we
volumes and move to the blue and green. had two shortlisted titles, Small Steps to Giant
Improvement bby Sam Shankland, which won the
a good place to start
Much more than a drawing weapon, the Aabling-Thomsen & Agermose Jensen
Petroff is an excellent choice for anyone The Electrifying Elephant Gambit
looking to make life miserable for 1.e4
players, as you will learn from one of Danish chess hooligans providing
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Nikola Sedlak
Playing the Stonewall Dutch
Ilya Smirin
Sicilian Warfare
The Stonewall Dutch is one of Black’s
boldest and most ambitious answers to An expert guide to the most ambitious
1.d4. In this book, a strong GM and
theoretician shares his insights to make Chess from Scratch reply to 1.e4. Instead of getting bogged
down in theoretical lines, Smirin explains
this underestimated opening into a how a world-class attacker understands
fearsome weapon. the positions and fights for the initiative.
Finally released in 2020 is a series of workbooks
Lars Schandorff Chess from Scratch for early learners by experienced
trainers GM Jacob Aagaard and IM Jop Delemarre. Parimarjan Negi
Playing the Caro-Kann
1.e4 vs Minor Defences
2010’s GM Repertoire 7 established Finally, he’s back! If you happen to
GM Lars Schandorff as a guru on favour the Scandinavian, Pirc/Modern,
this opening. In 2020, his new Alekhine or some other unusual
Caro-Kann work can be yours. Enough defence, now might be a good time to
said. start looking for a new opening...